Abstract
This reflection article analyzes how the national government in its quest to
to protect the renewable natural resources, has created in a disjointed way some rules
in relation to discharges, thus generating instability in the hierarchy
and an interpretative disorder in the way in which those rules are applied by the Member States.
environmental authorities. Two particular issues will then be dealt with: the need to count
or not with permission of discharges when these are carried out to the sewage systems,
and the transitions on the discharge quality standard (parameters and limit values).
permissible maximums) have been triggered from 2010 to the present; through a
methodological study based on legal dogmatics.
to protect the renewable natural resources, has created in a disjointed way some rules
in relation to discharges, thus generating instability in the hierarchy
and an interpretative disorder in the way in which those rules are applied by the Member States.
environmental authorities. Two particular issues will then be dealt with: the need to count
or not with permission of discharges when these are carried out to the sewage systems,
and the transitions on the discharge quality standard (parameters and limit values).
permissible maximums) have been triggered from 2010 to the present; through a
methodological study based on legal dogmatics.
Original language | Spanish (Colombia) |
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Pages (from-to) | 25 - 41 |
Number of pages | 16 |
Journal | Prolegómenos |
Volume | 21 |
Issue number | 41 |
DOIs | |
State | Published - Jan 1 2018 |